The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-03-03


week with her husband who is among the law
makers.
MoNTvILLE. Rev. Mr.. Washburn preached ut
the North Church last Sunday. He will remain
through the week and hold meetings evenings, and
supply the pulpit next Sunday. W. +. Went
worth Of Knox has opened II writing school il
connection with the Free High school in district
No. s. in this town. Mrs. c. V. Monroe of Brooks
is visiting relatives in town......Natie Wiggil,
finished term of school in district No. : las,
week.
BROOKS. Miss Lillian Forbes, of this town
died last Tuesday night and is to be buried Thurs
day afternoon. The burial services will be held III
Union church. Miss Forbes has been sick but n
few weeks. There are several eases Of severe
sickness in town. Mr.. Dow has engaged Mis-
Paul, of Belfast, as milliner. and Mrs. Dow will
take charge of the dressmaking as usual He la,
the best assortment of ladies goods in this yicin
ity... Several changes are to take place in resi-
dences this spring. Next Monday we are to hay,
the annual town meeting and the air is full OF
it will White is spending the winter at Brooks
FREEDOM. The Academy school began Monday
Feb. u, with about 60 students i'll attendance. Or
+. +. Luce, principal of the school, is t,
leave for Burlington, Vt, to attend Il spccia
course of lectures at the Medical College there
and the school will be i'll charge of Irving NJ
Luce who is a competent teacher. Under til,
present management the school has steadil,
grown until now il is one of the laadir.r in sttr
tions of the kind in the state NrJ ". Iilhy
and Miss Mae Fuller returned home last weel
from, Hucksport. where they have been attendin.
school The VILLAGE school c,ose, I,st E,;,l,,- +
has been under tho instruction Of Mr. q " WAN.
worth
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Muzzy is at home for a short vacation from r,.rk-
port . Minnie Dunton is home for a week from
CASTING. d. Wilson. +. X. Packard. F. ;
Wing and L. c. Poor were before the judiciary
committee 1T Augusta last week ...Wille Sc;.ir ot
Hartford, Conn. is i'll town.. j. W Farrar attend
cd the session of the Grand Lodge \. O. L. W. ii
Boston, Mass, last week. =. The Free High >ghoo
opened with favorable outlook Monday.
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bcep toocbin., at y;n,,hovo, hos ,,t,,,,,.l t,,n,
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WELLESLEY Mass 10 visit friend. Ni...s 1.,.,,i,
Io,ni Enelin. Fer,,,j anil oil, Er,,,.h and ~,
Carol French have zone tn b,svirl Dan, tb. j..
maindpr of tle winter where they bayc oht.int,
employment . Misses Alice Parker Bessie Farra1
and Julia Martin have gone to vassalhoro to atten,
the spring term at Oak Grove Seminary J.. Nj
Daniel Fletcher, an aged citizen of this town, die,
at his home SUNDAY Feb. y =. King Davic's E.odg,
r. a. NJ ma" It s"clanie Ill the'r i'AH Ff}'',
evening re"' % Ai'er listening 1t" /" program f"
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| CAsrINE. On Wednesday evening last, the Rev
Mr.. llanscome, of Buckspoyt, delivered the foult
lecture of the peoples course, subject "Ergii>l
| versus American characteristics. The Norn;,
school closed on Thursday, to open again M:;rc
sth. Owing 10 the severe weather and the lack q
good conveyance, many Of the students who pu,
pose to attend the spring term, will remain her
during vacation.....J. NJ Nogcll has begun III
erection of a building near steamboat wharf, to u
used as 4 fish market The room formerly occu
pied for that purpose will be finished oir ana u~c
as a waiting room MI ) L. Moves has just Ill
| ished "A fine chair for Hon. Noah Brooks 1t i
made Of antique oak, from the old frigatc Il. He
cna Mr. y has been quite busy since Ia.t fal
filing orders for cards Of various STYLE, and Il,
signs These cards are ma,l, of sandal vuo,l nm,
finely carved in uni,uc and pretty .tyles. leaving
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has been no stor. there. Tho i,ni,n ,oc,nlr ri,
en- at the Grange han saturday evening hv Co
| Browncl Granger was the finest social event ,
the season. A minority Of the com. an, used ii,
first hair Of the EVENING ,,ovin,. eu,r. i> hand
being played at two tables. and nroprcsSive form
| ed a line olonp tho north side of IND han n,
| Colonel reod Bret Uortr', ..pavprt,- Fi.t~ M,
Russell Cochin. read = Eeyolutiouary ,ortn. N,
dil noe give the title Richard. orchestra \
| SearspUrt furnished music tile entire cy.llin-
About 1880 the older people retired ami the Fart K
dance. 1t showed quite hard all the evening, an
| drfted and blowing snow made it h:t,i gcttil.
| home, but it was not cold The tnyersaliSt :,
| ciabc meets with Mrs Adellt IIichborl. Thnsda
evening and the Spi~itualsts with Mrs.. !-3a,, t,r
| fin Saturday evening. Mis-, Mabel Simmons 7,
| turned from Boston saturday The schools clos
at the village Friday....A drama is soon to h
brought out by the sewing circle and stron, tea,
| has been enlisted to handle it, viz: F. g. Nirfol
| of Searsport, whose we'll established talent ucr,!
no comment in this county, and Col ,;rtnucr. X. |
Goodhue Miss Lille Staplcs and Mis-. Genie. DE-,
crauN. 1t is intended to bring it out i'll about tv
weeks . March has come and came in like !, ito,
! Three below zero. All are hungry for the lamb a.
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